Walmart just filed six patents for robot bees

As honeybees and other vital pollinators continue their decline into what looks like total extinction, the Walmart corporation appears to be in the process of developing artificial bee “robots” that will presumably one day be used to pollinate plants in the absence of real bees, as well as identify crop damage and even spray pesticides.

A total of six different patents have reportedly been filed by Walmart at the United States Patent Office (USPO) in recent weeks for tiny “unmanned vehicles” that, based on their respective descriptions, are gearing up to be used in commercial food production once bees are no longer in existence.